Scenes of clerical life

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Autor: George Eliot

Distribuidor: Promolibro

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Año de Edición: 2007

2007

Idioma: Español

Formato: Libro Impreso

Número de páginas: 320

ISBN: 9781840226218

9781840226218
SKU (Número de Referencia): 38006

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Who was the Countess and why does she selfishly ingratiate herself into the poor household of Reverend Amos Barton, curate of Shepperton The effect on his wife and family, and the responses of his congregation are shown in this, the first of George Eliots works of fiction, and one of three short sto...

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Who was the Countess and why does she selfishly ingratiate herself into the poor household of Reverend Amos Barton, curate of Shepperton The effect on his wife and family, and the responses of his congregation are shown in this, the first of George Eliots works of fiction, and one of three short stories, which comprise Scenes of Clerical Life. The Reverend Maynard Gilfil, humble chaplain at Cheverel Manor, was quietly in love with Caterina, a young beauty of Italian extraction living at the manor. But she loved the heir to the estate, Captain Wybrow. Why docs she prowl round the grounds at night with a dagger in her pocket All is revealed in \'Mr Gilfil\'s Love Story \', the second of the \'Scenes. Why is the town of Milby so upset by the prospect of lectures from a young evangelical clergyman, Edgar Tryan What is the connection with the influential lawyer, Robert Dempster Beneath the respectable surface Dempster is a violent drunk who abuses his wife Janet, already struggling herself with alcohol, Janet turns to Edgar Tryan for help. The third \'Scene \' is \'Janets Repentance\', a story with remarkably contemporary resonances and proof of George Eliot\'s ability to enlighten and interest modern readers. Nota: el contenido de este libro se encuentra en inglés. The Reverend Maynard Gilfil, humble chaplain at Cheverel Manor, was quietly in love with Caterina, a young beauty of Italian extraction living at the manor. But she loved the heir to the estate, Captain Wybrow. Why docs she prowl round the grounds at night with a dagger in her pocket All is revealed in \'Mr Gilfil\'s Love Story \', the second of the \'Scenes. Why is the town of Milby so upset by the prospect of lectures from a young evangelical clergyman, Edgar Tryan What is the connection with the influential lawyer, Robert Dempster Beneath the respectable surface Dempster is a violent drunk who abuses his wife Janet, already struggling herself with alcohol, Janet turns to Edgar Tryan for help. The third \'Scene \' is \'Janets Repentance\', a story with remarkably contemporary resonances and proof of George Eliot\'s ability to enlighten and interest modern readers. Nota: el contenido de este libro se encuentra en inglés. Why is the town of Milby so upset by the prospect of lectures from a young evangelical clergyman, Edgar Tryan What is the connection with the influential lawyer, Robert Dempster Beneath the respectable surface Dempster is a violent drunk who abuses his wife Janet, already struggling herself with alcohol, Janet turns to Edgar Tryan for help. The third \'Scene \' is \'Janets Repentance\', a story with remarkably contemporary resonances and proof of George Eliot\'s ability to enlighten and interest modern readers. Nota: el contenido de este libro se encuentra en inglés. Nota: el contenido de este libro se encuentra en inglés.

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DistribuidorPromolibro
Año de Edición2007
Número de Páginas320
Idioma(s)Español
Alto y ancho12.7 x 19.7
Peso0.2400
Tipo Productolibro

George Eliot

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Foreword

Introduction

Nuneaton people and places in Scenes of clerical life

Further reading

The George Eliot fellowship

The Sad Fortunes Of the Reverend Amos Barton

Mr Gilfil's Love-Story

Janet's Repentance

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